As an added benefit of being a licensed trade client of Parkins Chartered Accountants, we are able to offer major discounts on beer supplies, energy supplies, cleaning products, insurance and much more! Please download our information sheet an contact Robert on 01709 701116 for more information.
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Pension auto enrolment is being phased in for the largest businesses from October 2012. Please contact Robert on 01709 701116 or visit our website for more information.
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The national minimum wage increases on 1st October 2012. Make sure you are paying your employees the right amount. Included in our payroll charges is the service to make sure you are compliant with minimum wage legislation. Please contact us for more information.
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Whilst HMRC's guidance hasn't introduced a new process for claiming back CIS deductions, it has tried to clarify what HMRC need in order to deal with repayment claims. Please contact us for help with your CIS repayments.
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In addition to the traditional services we offer such as accounts preparation, tax returns etc we also offer a business advisory service to our clients with a wide range of advise to business start ups in particular.
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We offer a free no obligation meeting for all potential clients. Please visit our website to see what we offer and contact either John or Robert to book your free initial appointment.
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The petition to scrap the beer duty escalator only needs another 18,000 signatures to force a debate in the house of commons. Please click on our blog to join the petition.
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The pension auto enrollment scheme is coming into effect on 01st October 2012. This means most employers will have to contribute to their employees pension as well as your employees having a % deducted from their salary. The scheme could be a good way of keeping and retaining key staff but there also is an opt out. Please contact us to see how it affects your business.
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Public sector borrowing rose again in June in growing evidence that George Osborne's deficit-busting plans are being blown off course.
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